
Professor Oak — Pokémon Japanese Expansion Pack Card Value
Pokémon Japanese Expansion PackWhat the Professor Oak card from Pokémon Japanese Expansion Pack is worth — ungraded and graded (PSA 10).
Professor Oak value — Ungraded $3 · Grade 9 $51 · PSA 10 $271. Prices updated July 2026.
Real sold prices per grade — the PSA 10 premium on this card is 90.3× raw.
Monthly CIB value, based on sold comps.
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Which version do you have?
If you just want Professor Oak, buy the Standard version for only $3. The No Rarity version at $73 offers a premium experience, likely through better packaging or a specific edition, making it more desirable to dedicated collectors. Casual buyers should stick to the Standard version to save money, while serious collectors looking for display value should consider the No Rarity version.
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Professor Oak (Pokémon Japanese Expansion Pack) card value
An ungraded Professor Oak from Pokémon Japanese Expansion Pack averages around $3. A Grade 9 copy runs about $51, and a PSA 10 gem-mint commands $271.
What drives the price
Centering, corners, edges, and surface decide a card's grade — and the grade decides the price. The jump from raw to PSA 10 can be 5–20×, so condition is everything. Holos, first editions, and shadowless prints carry the biggest premiums.
Price guide
Sold values by grade vs. what sellers ask today
| Condition | Value | Based on |
|---|---|---|
| Ungraded | $3 | eBay sold comps |
| Grade 9 | $51 | eBay sold comps |
| PSA 10 | $271 | eBay sold comps |
Frequently asked questions
- What is the starting resale value for Professor Oak?
- Ungraded copies of Professor Oak are currently listed starting at $3.
- How much is a PSA 10 graded copy worth?
- A PSA 10 graded version of Professor Oak sells for $271.
- Is the ungraded condition still worth buying?
- Yes, ungraded copies are available for a low entry price of $3, offering an affordable starting point.